Sentence examples for given this growth from inspiring English sources
"Given this growth, it may be the right time for such funds.
Given this growth, agriculture for food and increasingly feed is likely to take up the most productive arable land, limiting the feasibility of large-scale first- and second-generation biofuel production on prime agricultural land [30].
Given this growth, telecommunications play an increasingly important role in the world economy and the global telecommunications industry was about a $4.7 trillion sector in 2012.
Given this growth, agriculture for food and increasingly feed is likely to take up the most productive arable land, limiting the feasibility of large-scale first- and second-generation biofuel production on prime agricultural land [ 30].
The pigeons have been cropping the chard, which given this slow growth, is unable to meet the needs of their greedy stomachs, let alone ours.
Given this profits growth and the hundreds of millions of pounds it has returned to shareholders in recent years, surely it is time for WH Smith to give something back to shoppers by investing in lower prices and modern shops?
Given this strong growth in the teacher wage penalty among women, and the large but mostly stable penalty among men, it is not surprising that the overall teacher wage penalty also reached a historic high in 2015: 17.0percentt.
Given this rapid growth, fully understanding the determinants and implications of the phenomenon has been high on the agenda for both policy makers and academics [24].
Sustainable development promotes economic growth given that this growth does not compromise the management of the environmental resources.
It continues: "Given this lack of funding growth, there will be an increasing role for the private sector, even if NHS efficiencies can offset some of the budget pressure".
"Given this trend in job growth, the uncertainty created by the government shutdown, and the impending change in Fed leadership, we now expect the F.O.M.C. to wait at least until March to begin the tapering process," Barclays wrote.
